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worldpeace | What should I do to safeguard myself against the falling US dollar? |
I am a young US citizen. My parents have invested a substantial amount of money on my behalf, but it is in the US stock market. I plan to move to China this year and will probably be living there for several years, at least riding out the US recession there. The Chinese currency continues to gain against the US dollar, and everything I've read suggests that it will continue to climb and the dollar will continue to drop. So I'm wondering what steps I should take NOW to safeguard my investments against losing value relative to Chinese currency, since I will be needing Chinese currency to live when I am in China. Should I dis-invest from US stocks , convert my money to RMB, and start investing in Chinese stocks, so that, when and if I sell, they will be in Chinese currency and not in the (by then extremely devalued) dollar? I'm not very good at economics, so I'm not exactly sure about this, and welcome advice from anyone who understands global currency. Thanks. |
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neoplop
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The key is not putting your eggs in one basket. Invest globally. No more than 25-50% in the US and the rest spread out over Canada, Europe, and developing economies including China and South-east asia.
Diversify. You cut the risk that way. EFTs are great for that. |
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backslashyourasterix
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The FDIC in America will only back a penny on the dollar, and the US Treasury credits the US dollar at a high of four pennies on the dollar. I would reinvest in foreign stocks if I were you, especially China, whose market is seeing the most growth at this time. You seem to have the right idea there and I would go for it. If you want to understand more about why this is happening in the US you should watch America: From Freedom to Fascism on YouTube or somewhere. Wherever you invest, diversify. Don't put all your money in one stock.. and certainly not in an American stock. |
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Robert C
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Right now the economy has taken a nose dive here in the states and it looks to get worse before it will get better. What if there was a way for you to make huge money DAILY from this mess? There is a way to take advantage of this market.
I'm not talking about stocks, real estate, or the forex market either. You see, many foreigners from Canada to the UK are looking to invest in the US because their money is currently worth more than the US money. They are snatching up real estate in Florida like mad because they can convert their money into US dollars and get almost twice the value, so
the real estate is half the cost.
Real estate is too shaky right now, so I am not talking about getting into real estate, but cash leveraging is simple! They love the idea of spending money one time, getting in for almost half of what we can here in the US and then receiving thousands of US dollars daily because they know the value will increase soon and they will be making even more money!
The beautiful thing is you have to be personally invited to join the private cash leveraging activity and that's why they need you. This is not just for those in the US or the countries I listed there are individuals from actually16 different countries
active.
Its something to look into. |
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e-kat
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www.franklintempleton.com
mutual funds
Templeton China World Fund |
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raysmithson1
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the dollar is 1 for 7 of Chinese don't worry it will be OK and i also would like to live in china it's a very nice place and the women are gorgeous. |
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its2ezy
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When you get out of the US stock market, dont even consider the Aussie one! After 11 straight days of loss, the Aussie market has wiped out the entire 2007 gains!
Sad part is, govt legislation here requires all superannuation funds to hold at least 40% of their holdings in Aussie stocks. So much for professional advice!
Want my "un-professional" advice? Buy gold. Real gold that is. Not futures or shares.
Another option to diversify in may be water. There is a big push worldwide (in developed countries) to privatize water infrastructure. Those in the know, understand that water will be the next real energy source, and they want to be in a position to charge us for it!
Do a bit more research other than Yahoo answers tho.
Good luck in China. |
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Didi
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Depending on the size of your investment, I would suggest, under your assumption that the USD will waken against the RMB, sell USD against RMB in a forward transaction. Only selling the USD will allow you to take advantage of the US stock market return. If you don't believe in the US stock market either, then also sell it and buy whatever you expect to have a positive return, whether it be equities, bonds, or hold cash. |
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Swaminathan P
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it is a nice idea of living in a country of your best choice. It is not best idea of getting out of US market totally. plan your needs and sell the weak stock (hit by sub-prime crisis; poor growth, etc.,) and invest in Mutual Funds (whose managers are not involved in sub-prime crisis). you should note your fortune in the doom days - because of weak dollar and stock market correction, NAV for Mutual funds will be lower - when the currency gain strength and recession disappear, value wisely invested in mutual funds will grow and when you repatriate the currency after one year you stand gained appreciably. have patience and plan with the best advisers. recession in USA will disappear in early 2009. |
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Betsy
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I agree with neoplop's answer, but more importantly, don't trust the safety of your assets to "Yahoo Answers". If you have a significant amount of money, you need professional financial advice. |
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Little Miss Sunshine
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Grab up all of your cash and move to Croatia, you'll live like a king! Just kidding. |
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